Literarily a love affair
Helene Hanff is no dry old blue-stocking: A Slightly Foxed books essay
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Saturday
Oh Nancy, Nancy!
The mysterious appeal of my first detective: A Slightly Foxed books Essay
Friday
The sadness of Mrs Bridge
On Evan Connell’s novel of Kansas City: A Slightly Foxed books essay
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A colonial adventure in Mohawk Valley
Into the wild: A Slightly Foxed books essay
Monday
An American in Darwin’s family
The prelude to Period Piece: A Slightly Foxed books essay
Sunday
A gas-lit world
Hazel Wood on the Darwin family and Gwen Raverat’s ‘Period Piece’: A Slightly Foxed books essay
Monday
A chance encounter with a butterfly-catching Nazi
A Slightly Foxed Editions feature
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Love and War in the Apennines
On Eric Newby’s wartime memoir: A Slightly Foxed books essay
Saturday
The world of William Maxwell
An American original with an almost European touch: A Slightly Foxed books essay
Saturday
I shall never see the Arctic, but I have Arctic Dreams
The frozen north with Barry Lopez: A Slightly Foxed books essay
Friday
The many lives of Frank Harris
The weightlifting, stomach-pumping man of Transatlantic letters: A Slightly Foxed books essay
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My father threatened to sue me for my first novel
Literary lapses and family law: A Slightly Foxed books excerpt
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The hunt for the Führer
How Hugh Trevor-Roper unraveled the mystery of Hitler’s death: A Slightly Foxed books essay
